San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-01-24

Bud Carver, shot by Tom Davis, IL
not wholly out 81 danger. and may
eventually die. although DIR. A. Graves
IL working faithfully 10 save him.
Lady teachers were around the city
on SATURDAY. collecting for the drouih
sufferers. bat the amount OF their oollec-
tom has not Yet been ascertained.
Charlie Underhill who WAS In the
county Jail waiting his trial tor COM
plicity In the Floresville post office rob-
berry has been released on bond.
Tom Muldoon has made big addi-
tion TO bis stock OF horses and mas done
Il cheaplv. He won the pair OF grey
horses ratified at Sim Harris. on throw
Of 10.
The Helve'ia society will entertain
all the other singing societies at krisch
hall on Tuesday night and they VIII re-
hearse together.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Anderson were
added to the membership OF the Cum
berland Presbyterian church yesterday,
and Mr.. Anderson was elected as an
elder.
sheriff Lewis Is very III, being laid
M for several days with famed foot.
An operation was performed upon II
yesterday.
Joseph Rose filed deed Of assign
ment today, naming W. w. Heron.
assignee. Rose is q tin merchant OF
Military plaza. No schedule 10 APP
pended.
A scholar writes calling attention
| to the fact that the great painter, after
whom the local art club Ia named,
spelled his name as "Vandyck," and
thinks that the art club should use the
same spelling.
"A big high hat, at the opera house,
| situated to the front In the extreme
right Of the parquet Saturday night,
| caused several gentlemen who wanted
| to see the play, to leave their seats and
take standing room.
Mr.. Chas. Riley, a bold soldier boy
| Of the cavalry, was married Saturday
night by Justice McAllister, to Miss
Mira Kpmpf, at the residence OF the
bride. After the ceremony, a pleasant
party of friends helped the young couple
| to celebrate the event.
Mr.. H. d. Ksmpmann dropped a
large roll Of greenbacks at the opera
house Saturday night, which were
| found and returned to him by one OF the
ushers. Mr.. Kampmann gracefully &C
cepted the bills. Or course, he did.
The Gibson murder trial will be fin
ished probably by Wednesday noon and
| the next case to be called will be the
Santiago Rodriguez mu der case, We'd
| nesday afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
| "A Greek was on Military plaza this
| morning with two large slligators tied
down In wagon bed. says he captured
| them oul west. He wants to exhibit
| them. Marshal Shardein thinks il ia
| cruelty to animals, and that the man
| ought to be arrested.
Harry l., Dobbin was before the re
| corder this morning for careless driving.
| H. crossing the street at the Wolfs"n-
| Empndorf corner Saturday afternoon.
| he ran his vehicle over Il Mexican, " hose
head was badly cut.
| A coat. vest, hat, pocket book
| (empty) and watch and chain were
| found back of GlOeckner's carriage shop.
| on Soledad street, this morning. and
| were claimed by the Chinese laundry
man. living opposite the shop. He says
he was robbed Of them.
| George Dulln &, Ed Dreiss and
| Gporg. Renter, VINO have been on n
| hunting expedition to the Dullnig ranch
| nj Sisterdale, returned home Yesterday,
bringing quantity OF venison with
them.
Complaint Is made that several
horses are hitched TO the sidewalk. who
snap ar pedestrians. A case like this re-
Gently occurred near the pOstOffice, and
the pedestrian had narrow escape
from serIous injury. 1t is as dangerous
to keep Vicious horse as it is a spiteful
| dog.
Great complaint is made Of num-
Der Of Office boys who take their posi-
| ton daily In the second story OF GroOs'
building and shower down spit balls,
stones, and even spit upon ladies and
| gentleman walking underneath. This
| Is a nuisance that should be stopped by
the prompt discharge Of the boys by
their employers.